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Originally posted by Orson: ↑

I don't know how far the driver went before pulling over in a well-lit area, but I can tell you how the cops processed the driver's decision. It's in their reports.

I believe the younger officer, Crocker, was alarmed by it as he thought the driver was not complying. He was an officer in training. The training officer was Gutierrez, who said he knew exactly what was happening. Because of "media race relations" the driver was going to stop in a well-lit area because of the threat of police violence. It seemed to piss him off.

Ironically it was the training officer who gave contradictory orders to the victim Nazario, escalated the situation, and initiated the violence. Yet he knew the driver was being careful, as he admitted in his report, not non-compliant.

So why did he do that when he knew why the driver took a while to stop?

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Well it may be he thought possibly the driver was dring to a well-lit area but at least part of him would have definitely thought there might be a much deeper and far more dangerous reason

It all goes south so quickly.

Was it racsim? I bet not

Maybe more training needed

Oh wait...we are meant to defund police so scratch that idea
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